Florida’s Death Penalty Should Focus on the Worst Offenders, Not Broader Application
Florida has been on an execution spree—not of carrying out death sentences, but of handing them out. In recent years, […]
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Can You Trust the Test? The Science of Diagnosing Trial Fairness
In science, medicine, and law, a basic principle holds true: a good test doesn’t always say “yes.” For a test
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Juror Deliberation Model: See How It Works
Based on an estimate of the proportion of jury-qualified adults who would find a defendant guilty, it is possible to
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Fairness Versus Innocence
When people think about post-conviction litigation in criminal cases, they often think of claims of actual innocence — efforts to
Amicus Curiae Brief Filed in Partial Support of Brenda Andrew
On April 25, 2025, Fair Trial Analysis filed an Amicus Curiae Brief in Partial Support of Brenda Andrew’s Petition for
If You Want Justice. Measure It.
Everyone deserves a fair trial. It’s a bedrock promise of the legal system—but one that’s often broken. Defendants raise constitutional
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Amicus Curiae Brief Filed in Support of Death Row Prisoner Warren King
One February 5, 2025, Fair Trial Analysis LLC filed an Amicus Curiae Brief in Support of Warren King’s Petition for
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sate: Scientific Analysis of Trial Errors v. 2.3.0 Available on CRAN
Version 2.3.0 of sate, the software package for analyzing jury trials, is now available on CRAN. The package allows users